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Claude Skills by namedtoaster
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- Connect ToolsConnect Claude to the services an app already uses (RevenueCat, PostHog, Sentry, Expo, Supabase, Stripe and others) through each vendor's official MCP server, so it can read real crashes, analytics, subscriptions and builds instead of guessing. Reads the project to see which services it uses, checks what is already connected, adds the missing ones with the right scope, and records them in the rules file. Use when the user says "connect RevenueCat", "add the PostHog MCP", "what MCP servers sho...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Fact CheckRe-check stated facts about the App Store, Google Play and app tools against the current official pages, update each fact's status and date, fix broken source links, and report what changed. Works on a project's rules file and docs, or on The Last Mile's own traps and facts (one topic or all of them). Use when the user says "check the facts", "is this still true", "re-verify the traps", "store rules changed", or before a store submission.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Feature DemoBuild a tap-through demo of a feature so the person can see it before it ships, instead of reading a spec about it. Enumerates the feature's real states, draws them in the app's own colours and fonts, publishes a clickable walkthrough, and annotates each step with the decision behind it. Use when a feature has states nobody can reach by tapping around, when a spec conversation has stalled, when asking for a product decision, or when the person says they cannot picture it.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Improve SkillFix a Last Mile skill that did the wrong thing, from inside the project where it went wrong. Decides whether the lesson belongs in the project's rules file or in the skill, makes the smallest change to the skill in The Last Mile repo (never the synced copy), keeps every project detail out because the repo is public, runs the checks and opens a pull request. Use when the user says a skill misfired, "improve the skill", "fix session-end", "that skill should have done X", or when session end lis...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Lean OutFind the structural clutter in an app that is making every new change land wrong, and rank it by what it would have prevented rather than by taste. Produces a measured audit and a list that can be worked through in pieces, never a big bang refactor. Use when the codebase feels heavy, when the same kind of bug keeps coming back in a new place, when a file has grown past anyone's head, or when the app's size keeps climbing and nobody has looked at why.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Mine CommunityHarvest a founder community (a subreddit, a forum, a newsletter archive) for what is actually working in app marketing, pricing, ASO and growth, then filter it honestly and file the few findings worth keeping. Drops milestone and promotional posts, keeps only claims that either converge with an unrelated source or contradict something the project already believes, and ranks the survivors against the app's real stage. Use when the user wants to learn from other founders, asks what is working f...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- One Time SurfaceBuild or check a surface that is meant to appear once and then stop, such as a coach mark, tooltip, tour, primer, upsell card or review ask. Covers the three questions that decide whether it works for real people, not just on your phone, plus the traps that silently take it to zero. Use when adding a hint or one time card, when one is not appearing, when one keeps reappearing, or before shipping a surface you have only ever seen on your own device.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Port FeatureBring a feature you already built in another of your own repos into this project. Reads the source feature end to end (screens, state, data, tests and the source's gotchas), maps it onto this project's architecture and conventions, lists what changes and what stays behind, ports the tests, then proves it works here. Never copies secrets, env values, or the other app's names, copy or branding. Use when the user says "bring X over from my other app", "port this feature", "reuse this from anothe...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Reference HuntFind how real, shipped apps solve a given screen or flow, so the design starts from patterns people actually use instead of the AI's average guess. Searches Mobbin when it is connected, otherwise works from the user's own screenshots and App Store listing screenshots. Gives the 3 best patterns in chat, each linked to the real screen and marked seen or unconfirmed, and saves a dated reference card in the project. Use before designing or rebuilding a screen, or when the user asks "how do other ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- ResearchAnswer a question by searching the project's own docs and code first, then official sources, and file the dated, sourced answer where it will be read again. Adds to an existing doc before creating a new one, marks anything unverified, and keeps a one line summary with the headline finding in the rules file's Docs index. Gives a short answer in chat first. Use when the user asks to research, look into, compare options for, or find out how something works before deciding or building.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Screen AtlasBuild a browsable catalogue of every screen in the app, captured from a running build and grouped into the journeys people actually walk, so you can see what each flow does without opening the app. Finds screens nothing navigates to as a side effect. Use when the user says they cannot picture how the app flows, wants a Mobbin for their own app, asks for screenshots of every screen, wants to review the whole app at once, or is about to redesign a flow and needs to see what is there now.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Search PagesBuild the pages that get an app found in search, picking the topics from real search data and a check of who currently ranks rather than from taste. Puts the blog on the app's own domain, ships schema and a sitemap with the first post, and writes the comparison pages that actually pull traffic instead of the explainer pages that do not. Use when the user wants a blog, SEO, organic traffic, content marketing, to be found on Google, to get cited by ChatGPT, or asks what to write about.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- See It WorkProve a change to an Expo app works by seeing it, not by trusting a passing test. Picks which layer proves this change (component test, seeded simulator screenshot, smoke case, release build smoke run, browser preview, end to end journey), runs it, and shows the evidence. Use after any UI, navigation, layout, purchase or deep link change, before saying something is fixed or done, and when setting up testing in a new app.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Session EndWrap up a working session automatically. Runs the project's checks, adds manual test items to the release checklist, records new gotchas and decisions, updates the handoff file and docs, checks progress against the current goal, commits only this session's files and pushes. Use when the user says they are done, wrapping up, or asks to end the session.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Set GoalsWrite or renew the project's 6 week goal in GOALS.md, and close the previous cycle in a few lines drafted from git history. Walks the stages from a working loop on your phone, into the stores, to the first 100 weekly users and beyond, each with a default goal to edit. Use when the user says "set my goal", "new cycle", "what should I focus on", "my goal ended", or when session end has said the current cycle is over.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- SetupInterview the user one question at a time and write the project's rules file, goals file, handoff file and release checklist. Use when starting a new app, adopting The Last Mile in an existing project, or when the user asks to set up or redo their project rules.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- ShipTake any mobile app, on any stack, from a working build to the App Store and Google Play. Works out the stack, sweeps the code for known rejection traps, fixes what it can, bumps the version, builds and tests the release, writes the store listing and privacy answers, uploads and submits with the user's yes, and handles rejections. Works for Expo, React Native, Flutter, native iOS and Android, Capacitor, .NET MAUI, Kotlin Multiplatform, and web apps that need wrapping first. Use when the user ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Store ListingWrite the App Store and Google Play listing from evidence instead of taste. Picks keywords by checking who already owns each phrase and whether a small app can win it, spends the name and subtitle on one lane, writes the descriptions and the first three screenshot captions, finds a screenshot look to copy from real listings, and keeps a dated keyword file so every later change can be measured. Use when the user is writing or rewriting a store listing, asks for keywords, ASO, a subtitle, scree...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- SyncBring this project's copy of The Last Mile skills up to date, then commit and push it, so the next session on any device has the latest skills. Works from the phone, nothing to run by hand. Use when the user says "sync", "update the skills", "get the latest Last Mile", or a Last Mile change they just made is missing here.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5